Travel Nurses: The Daily Routine When Working Remotely

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For travel nurse recruiter Ashley Hazen, some major benefits of working fully remote from her home office in Iowa include increased productivity and flexibility in taking breaks. But the work-from-home routine isn’t without its drawbacks: As the mother of two young children, Hazen says it’s important to remember that “there might not be a daily routine.” 

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